Betty Tzeng

Betty Tzeng
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Betty Tzeng is a Business Times Royal Reporter. His focus is reporting on the British royal family and royal fashion.

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  • Meghan Markle Denounces 'Highly Defamatory' Frockgate Claims, Signals Possible Legal Action
    Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
    Meghan Markle escalated her response to growing online accusations that she improperly retained a designer gown, issuing a sharply worded statement through her spokesperson dismissing the claims as "highly defamatory." The dispute, quickly labeled "Frockgate" on social media, has intensified into one of the most pointed public confrontations the Duchess of Sussex has launched since stepping back from royal duties, raising the possibility of legal action as her team warns of "serious harm" to her reputation.
  • Kate Middleton Urged to Contact Meghan Markle as Royal Rift Deepens Between Princes
    Prince William and Kate Middleton
    Efforts to bridge the divide between Prince William and Prince Harry have increasingly centered on Princess Kate Middleton, as insiders cited by Geo News and The News International say she is being encouraged to reach out directly to Meghan Markle. The push comes amid reports that Meghan has privately attempted to contact the Princess of Wales multiple times, hoping that Kate's reputation as a steady and empathetic figure within the monarchy could reopen channels of communication.
  • Prince Harry Pressures Meghan Markle to 'Stop Spending' as $21 Million Lifestyle Sparks Financial Rift
    Meghan Markle and Prince Harry
    Financial strain inside Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Montecito household is intensifying as sources claim their U.S.-based income stream is failing to keep pace with the couple's costly lifestyle. The pressure has reportedly led Prince Harry to urge Meghan to "STOP SPENDING!" as streaming and media deals diminish and the couple confronts the economic realities of life without royal funding. The reported tensions come as both the Duchess's luxury spending and the Duke's new commercial appearances draw scrutiny from royal commentators in London and the United States.
  • Britons Push Back as Security Chiefs Reassess Prince Harry’s Threat Level After Court Defeat
    Prince Harry 'Heartbroken' Over King Charles' Refusal to Meet and 'Worried He'll Never See His Father Again'
    A new government-ordered security review has thrust Prince Harry back into Britain's public debate, as authorities reassess whether the Duke of Sussex should regain taxpayer-funded armed police protection during visits to the United Kingdom. The inquiry, confirmed by BBC News, marks the first full threat-level review for Harry in nearly six years and follows his legal defeat in May, when the High Court rejected his attempt to restore his former security status.
  • Paydays Shrink and Allies Vanish: Prince Harry and Meghan Face ‘Year From Hell’ in Bid for U.S. Influence
    Hypocrisy or Heroism? Prince Harry Faces Backlash for 'Airing Dirty Laundry' in Media Blitz
    Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are facing mounting isolation in Hollywood and a sharp decline in professional opportunities, according to insiders who say the couple's 2025 ambitions have devolved into their "year from hell." The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who left royal duties in 2020 to build a global media empire, are reportedly confronting dwindling demand from studios, strained personal dynamics, and growing scepticism among the A-list circles they once sought to join.
  • Princess Kate’s Cancer Recovery Renews Hope for Healing as Prince William Weighs Path Through Royal Rift
    Kate Middleton Reportedly Takes Steps Toward Queen Role
    Princess Catherine's recovery from cancer has revived questions about whether the most closely watched family rift in Britain-the estrangement between Prince William and Prince Harry-can be repaired as the monarchy confronts renewed public scrutiny.
  • King Charles Faces ‘Last Christmas’ Speculation as Health Struggles Shadow Sandringham Gathering
     King Charles
    King Charles' annual Christmas gathering at Sandringham is taking on new significance this year, as concerns about his health intensify and palace insiders suggest he is preparing for what could be his "last Christmas." The King, who revealed a cancer diagnosis in February 2024, continues to perform public duties, but sources say the monarch views this year's family celebration as unusually meaningful.
  • Prince Harry ‘Very Starstruck’ by Jennifer Lopez, Taps Hollywood Contacts to Compete With William’s Earthshot Celebrity Pull
    Prince Harry 'Heartbroken' Over King Charles' Refusal to Meet and 'Worried He'll Never See His Father Again'
    Prince Harry is seeking to secure Jennifer Lopez for a future Invictus Games event as competition between him and his brother, Prince William, increasingly extends into the realm of celebrity influence and philanthropic branding. According to people familiar with the effort, the Duke of Sussex has been "very starstruck" by Ms. Lopez and views her potential involvement as both a personal milestone and a strategic gain in elevating the global visibility of the Invictus Games.
  • Prince Harry Advises Sarah Ferguson on Potential Seven-Figure Tell-All as Palace Braces for Fallout
    Meghan Markle and Prince Harry
    Prince Harry is emerging as an influential adviser to Sarah Ferguson as she weighs whether to accept lucrative U.S. broadcast offers for a tell-all interview that could reopen decades of royal controversy, according to people familiar with the discussions. Several networks are circulating seven-figure proposals, and producers believe Harry's behind-the-scenes involvement could shape both the tone and the commercial value of the prospective program.
  • Prince Andrew Resists Royal Lodge Eviction, Signals He May Stay Until Late 2026 Despite King Charles’s Pressure
    Prince Andrew Considers Penning Explosive 'Tell-All Book' in Wake of Harry's 'Spare'
    A growing dispute inside Britain's royal household has intensified as Andrew Windsor continues to resist pressure from King Charles III to vacate Royal Lodge, the 30-room Windsor residence he has occupied for more than two decades. According to multiple palace insiders, Andrew has indicated he does not plan to leave before February 2026 and may rely on lease provisions that allow him to remain legally until late 2026.
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